+ 1 to Tim Hoffman
I followed his advice (albeit with some delay I regret) last time that
I had some issues and my problem was sorted out by App - Engines team
in 7 hours although it was a weekend if I remember well.
On Nov 22, 9:52 pm, "Ikai Lan (Google)"
wrote:
> Do you have an application ID
Do you have an application ID? Can you explain the downtime? Is your
app serving 500s, are service RPCs not running, etc?
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Hi Eric,
I also feel your pain. I have an app I've been running since 2008.
The app has experienced issues when the datastore was screwing up, but
was otherwise quite stable. I've never had major issues with DDEs or
the 10 second timeouts (RPC failed to return a response...), unit a
week ago.
You can log a production issue in the tracker,
I have been in similiar situations in the pastand getting noticed can
be hard
at times. One of the problems I see is statements like "appengine has
been down
for the last 5 hours for me" doesn't actually convey a great deal of
information
and I would
Sorry, I'm just very frustrated at this point. My app has been down
for the past 12 hours I would consider myself a major App Engine
customer (>$1k/mo) , so I'm quite familiar with this platform. At this
point, I'm seeing constant datastore timeouts and download errors (I
had to move major parts o
What sort of error are you getting in your logs ?
I have half a dozen apps running all without any issues. You may be
stuck in a bad patch of
hardware or you could have a broken instance, that isn't getting
recycled.
I don't agree with your general statement about fitness or
reliability. Yes app
